These leaves on the buds have turned brown. Should I trim them off or let them be for now. Week 12 from seed. Only 1 of my plants is doing it. Not sure why.
Should I trim these off?
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Looks like a pH issue. What medium/temp/humidity/source water/ec are you running at?
It won't help to remove them but something is wrong.
ffof soil, dry amendments for nutes, temps are 75-80f. Humidity is 45-55%, water is bottle spring water. Ph to 6.5 but i have a cheap ph meter so could be the issue. I don’t test EC
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Have you done a slurry test?
The Ultimate Soil pH Testing Guide
This all-encompassing guide will help anyone who is just starting out with soil pH testing. (And experienced growers will be able to learn something, too!)
Your humidity could be more consistent, above 50% is ideal with your temps. Reference the VPD chart below. If it gets too dry and hot then water uptake increases and could lead to burned tips. It looks like a pH issue but without a slurry test I can't say for sure but your environment being inconsistent can definitely cause problems.
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Cheap pH meters are what the Feds sell to growers to ensure they have very little success. I suggest an HM Digital, Hannah, or Apera meter in the future. Bluelab is okay but I've seen too many failures lol.
Have you done a slurry test?
The Ultimate Soil pH Testing Guide
This all-encompassing guide will help anyone who is just starting out with soil pH testing. (And experienced growers will be able to learn something, too!)blog.hannainst.com
Your humidity could be more consistent, above 50% is ideal with your temps. Reference the VPD chart below. If it gets too dry and hot then water uptake increases and could lead to burned tips. It looks like a pH issue but without a slurry test I can't say for sure but your environment being inconsistent can definitely cause problems.
Vapor Pressure Deficit VPD Calculator - Dimlux Lighting - The Best Grow Lights
Vapor Pressure DeficitCalculator Calculate both Room VPD and Leaf VPD automatically Just enter the value below to generate the VPD values for your room and your plants. You’ll need to know the room’s temperature, relative humidity, and the plant’s temperature. We recommend calibrating your...
Cheap pH meters are what the Feds sell to growers to ensure they have very little success. I suggest an HM Digital, Hannah, or Apera meter in the future. Bluelab is okay but I've seen too many failures lol.
I think I might be on to something, I just realized that you should not let your plant soak back up the run off. I have been doing this the whole grow. Who knows what my PPM is, lol. My next grow will go way smoother now im learning so much.
I just watered and collected the run off to dump out. It was a brown color
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You definitely should not do that. I'm a culprit of it but a slanted house does wonders lol.
The first couple of years I was growing I would make a checklist after each harvest along with a buy list. Those list save my grows more often than not cause they correct mistakes while giving me a clearer direction of the how/why of my space and time. I set my supply orders, reservoir changes, meter calibrations, etc. by these so when a problem occurs I locate it quickly.
The grow journals are great because other people are available to give feedback in areas another grower may lack but a personal log is invaluable in it's own way.
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